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Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
THE CELEBRATION ENDED.
A Sort OF Educational Banquet to Presi'
dent Cleveland Last Night.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE centennial
celebration ended tonight with grand
banquet at the Academy of Music. rendered
by the University OF Pennsylvania, the
American Philosophic Society, the College
of Physicians, the Historical Society,
Franklin Institute, Academy OF Fine Arts
and Natural Sciences 10 President Cleve-
land and other distinguished guests. Covers
for six hundred were laid. The hall was
tsstefully decorated. At $50 the guests
formed in line and marched into the ball.
President Clevel ard took his seat at the
table at the place of honor. The guests in
cluded prominent citizens, foreign minis
ters. army and naval officers, Governors
of various States, judges and others
Provost Pepper, who acted as toast master,
made a brief address. At the conclusion
of his remarks, the President responded to
the toast. .TThe President of the United
States"
President and Mrs. Cleveland, Private
Secretary lamont aud Mrs. Lamont quietly
left the Academy shortly after 10 o'clock,
and taking carriage at the entrance were
driven to the depot Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad at Thirty-frst and Market-sts.,
and boarding President Roberts private
car left for Washington.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Al the Mission Wood Presbyterian
church. wm Ho8msn, the pastor VII
rraseb in the foreL Yon on The 5econa
5oraiug II Christ and its efsci on G0fgel
tines Dr. smith. sD Ann AFb0f student.
viii occupy the pulpit in the evening.
Subject of the Rey. CbsFles Fluhrer, Ds
u. pastor II TIE nivsrsty church this ~
~ The Message OF tbs Bills.' 30 sYsD<
ing services
Rev. y. Cr0nk. is the nsv rssiof n he
Fast street n p cbGrrh and vii pfesla
THE morning sHo IN tie evening. Young
peoples meeting - ,. ~.
The Division Street ~ r church. which
hss been closed for some weeks isf fepsifs,
vii ol,en thismernine iorservices. - psUsi-
The forenoon viIl be menerisi rerfsos .
the lnte Wm. N. fulief s8D q Df WA.
Fuller.
Hsv. y g. Crsvferd wiil preech a. TIE
secoDd Street. n. =. ch hufeh 81 tae mornsng
serxios The past0r f.sf. J. rprsEues
WI renew MS isbOrs nsxf snDeey.
Fsv. q Crozier 10 tie pev pastor 81 tf1
kn4ss n. q church. Services Eseffiinf snd
evening
A. 18gy - the FIrEi Tnitsrisn rtur, =.
| Tempe Fusnue ne pestof ksT. > =.
Foberfs vii preach on The hee Ben ths
Old-" 30 servioss IN the ersuihE.
The services - -. F0uuisir street bzp-
tet rhuYca vii ~ irifrDJaes1 hy ofiiiisnl-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
REPORTERS DENIED The LUXURY.
A Bride Whom Everybody Bat the Re
portsTs Ktssed.

BALTINoRK, Sept. 1.-THE novel specta-
Gle Of wedding by torcnlight and in pres
ence Of q military guard from Fsrrsgut
Post, q. A. r, was seen bT vast gather
ing Of people at Western Sthuetzsn Park
last night Between 2 ana 10 O'Clock car
rage vss driven into the grounds contain
ing The bride and groom elect Miss Edna
Frey and Nr A " Calvert and their At
tendanfs Their carnage uss followed by
another n Which vss Rev. ". NJ Ldntsi-
cgui. who vas 90 perform the ceremony.
A ths wedding party ascsn0ed 70 TIE pat
form f8l4 band plsFed tie wedding Hsrcb
from -No-rs and there wss display q
yvroscchnics. tbe crest crowd meanwhile
cbee~iuz loudly Psef0T Ifsthicgm re-
g,ested The msrrisge service gsllsDiy sn0
< szed The bri5e ard shock hands with tie
groom Al on the platform followed TIE
sxsnspis of the Isstor. vita the sxc~ptiou
~ The reporters whoes ofsrs of sssutsfion
in fbs osoulstory fashion wers relscte5 by
tka f.riis
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

PElLaBKLrHfs. Sept. l7.--At : naestine u
fhs Clowsrnc-s r ststss 20 consider f5s qDss-
ton of The erection of a rnonurDeut 10 In
ssr<n6snos saasrs ID co1nms sD0rston II
TIE a3ootoa - tns Const ution. beid TO
dav. 81 rss decs8e5 70 srg,oirt - sree1'ivs
tr.sffaa o.f sqrer f3aTsru1Ts seven Phi
sasIrtfs ~str r.sfeis.s snd tkfrieen rnern-
k.s~s ~ fne CFf.zers Coyru fsee. vho srs
srrrso-s-ed - tsKs &rY setafT sovisss !,
snS report sobss4se - tbe Genera
C7n1zoltt>~-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
GRACE AND DISGRACE
Rev. George ~ West 81 Grass Epssssr<i
Ckaroh Aao@>sa of knasos1sts Ass~1is~
isx = fi<xe<n- ear ots tlsrl-sss~
tEykAes fksf1ss 80 ssIk.

Yesterday sf1ernoon rakaoss we're ciscu.
lated si'o1i the streets which il lhes are
founded on i&css should drive tho Rev.
GeorEs W. West rscssr az arsos hpscoFal
eharch. oGs q the CITY sna 0ses tie oossu
With bishop ffstersen. Ihs Fey@eaa SEN
tlsmsn Is soousea Of Asylns made inasoent
proposals - la-ysAr-old e.ri ths osaSl lsssr
oi o0s oi hls psriskonerS. aud slso
Nth Indecent pFaCglnes with the
boys of his s0aaAy scbosl fsT-
sonk who have attended Ala church
Rot aoembess. sss that hs has been suspeos.
81 oi being hypocriie Tor soaas tlale and
they nre not surprised a. tie changes laaoe
Of his mlsaoings have been c0rIsnt foI ssy~
erzi DAYS that the story reached shs Nsstry-
men ~eek age but that they paid no At
teDs.on 40 them unui yesterday ~hen The
mother of the SRI who is alleged ~ have
been Gbused went 10 oHe ~ them and oe-
nanoed that some sc3on la tsken
"a ceposs the minister. 1be lacy,
who IL widow. also tola
hef friends. soiMs Of whom united wlth her
Ia demanding action b. tie estrs fnsI.
v bile Others proposed - Tar aao leather tie
accused aud gave bin ride on q rail. lt
WAS hnslls agreed that tie Nestfy men
shoslc investigate the charfos, and Tor thst
purpose a meeting was a. have been nela
last night ore Of the Aestrs neu, hen
visited by q reporter lasi night. said that be
did not wish Ia talk about "a. matter. aud
cecllaec % state whether 0F moi a uecting
had been held
key. West has ben rector of 0rA1
church less than . sesT. and bui little Las
been learned Of be hisiory. Those wbo
pretend tofnow. however. asser hat ke
had aiuliihf trouble beiOFs coming here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
Uud,opyilIc Happeninx..

Special Correspondence Of Telegram Herald.
HUDsoNvILLE, Sept. ia pleasant little
social event happened at the home of o..
Hall, farmer in this vicinity. Tuesday
evening. when Miss Mary Hall was welded
10 II. Bowen.-The accident mentioned
the other day as happening in Grand
Rapids factory should have been credited TO
the Novelty Works" of this place. The
Young man who shot himself in the hand
last Sunday lost finger by the accident
DIR. Godfrey is attending him.--lra I.
Barnam, of Grand Rapids, is at work on bis
farm here.-About t25 was netted by the
Mite Society from their social and donation
Thursday evening. last Post
master Waite was AZ years old and mum
Der of his numerous friends surprised (2l
him by call in the evening and presented
him with a beautiful pair OF embroidered
slippers and magnificent bouquet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
netroit Coaferencs.

SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. lin the Detroit
conference this morning q resolution ad-
dressed to the general conference asking it
to designate Detroit as the permanent home
of one OF the bishops was adopted.
Then came q session OF watching, during
which gold repeaters were given to TIE Pre-
siding Elders of the Marquette and Saginaw
district.
A. J.. Bigelow. L. 2. Davis, Jacob Horton
and J. g. Smart we're elected delegates TO the
general conference. w. K. Sbier aud jesse
Kilpatrick were named as the reserves.
Rev. L. y. Nelson. Baptist. Rev. A. f..
Noble. COngregationalist. aud Rev. A. f.
Bruske, Presbyterian, who lately shot a deer
for scientific purposes. bore fraternal greet
ings from their respective denominations to
the conferences. II was thoroughly enjoy
able hour
Tonight Chaplain NcCabe spoke on mis-
a4a
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

wuFELINe, w. Va, Sept T.-At 4 o'clock
this afternoon, while workmen were re-
pairing the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
bridge, Spanning the Ohio River at Bel
laire. Ohio, an engine backed upon them,
knocking Edward Duffy, the foreman, to
the ground. a distance of forty feet. in
stsntly killing him and running over Pat
rick Barrett and J. Harding. horribly
mangling both. Barrett died shv-ly after
and Harding cannot recover. Duffy and
Barrett were married and leave families.
The engineer claims he did not So the men
on account Of the engine being backing up.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
DEATH or \. R. HILL
raE aEsulT OF a RgcgNT ACCIDENT.
Tas H.a wbs Bsilt ths Fffst noess n
Cedar <pFia<s-A sssteh ef ats Lie
Fire 81 lrs1 sood-A 61rts
eaieids-


CoFrssDoa sencs q ne TELEskks HssALD
CEDAE SgsTsss. sep. l7.-Hon. y. K
Hil. sho has been a. the point of death
for several days. srsathsd his Last early this
morning. lie fell IN his barn two vesIs
aso and sustained IN aJies from which ne
nsssr recovered
Mr.. al vas IS years old. was bora IN
Monroe county. \. Y. April 10. ls22. and
came y Cedar Springs is55. he made The
first plat and erected the first house Ia
the village. lie vas the nrst
postmaster az Cedar Spr ngs. hold
lng the Cfice for three wears. and vas again
rsAppoinLed by President Cleveland in isso,
which 0ffice be still held a. the tlnle OF his
demise. tie has held several other offices
OF trust, local aud State. He represented
bis district Ia the State Legislature term.
vas Justice OF the Peace IN Nelson twelve
years, aud member oi the Board of Super
visors several years.
Funeral services over The remains will De
held tomorrow AZ o'clock Ia IRE Baptist
church, which Mr.. III. helped 10 found. and
which hs has been an active member OF
since. Rev. ChAs- Oldheld Will oitciate.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
eANlUerEo sY lslsrmrN.
President Cleveland Ps.s . Trfbsts 20
Irish Loyalty.


PHILsDEDrHiA. sept 1.-THE Hlbernisn
banquet TO President Cleveland ai 81.
Georges Hall was attended by 50c personss
The hall wac proiasely decorated with
flags, etc In the middle cf the platform
Wa = shield, surm0untec by al Irish harp.
Among the disting gulshec guests present be-
sides the President were Secretary air
child. W. A. Elngiery, Edwin . stuart and
CcI. JsmlsoD. A he President enterecs
the entire assembly rose and cheered Agsia
and again. The President was escorted 20
seal by the sioe of Chairman COrtins
who raped 70 0foer snd nitro
duoed Governor Green. OF New Jer~
sey, who responded 10 ;as s0sst,
The Constitution Of the United States
at the conclusion OF Gov. Green's remarks
Presadent Cleveland was introduced and IA
the course Of his remarks said: Il shall
hardly think my participation IN tie cen :
tennial celebration was satisfactory, II l
had not the opportunity Of meeting The ~
pressptafives OF tie society which. through
It's antiquity and associations bears close
relations TO the eveBtk 81 the time we cofn-
memorsie. Thai you celebrate this
occasion is remainder Of the ia2l that IN
tr0ubi0us and periious days al 0Ui country
those whose nafpes stood upon your role
of memberShip noby tesgbt for
the cause Of free aestfumeni sno for the
hofncs which they lsa upon cur soii.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
MURDERED WIFE AND CHILD.
The Horrible Deeds of a Wilmington MAJ
Early Yesterday Morning.

wILxrxeroE. Del, Sept. 17.-Henry Rel
del murdered bis wife and niDe-yesr-old son
early this morning and then made an un-
successful attempt 10 take his own life.
Reidel awoke at l.30 this morning after n
sound sleep and says be Was seized with .
desire to die, and a. ne did not risb 70 leave
his wife and child unprotected took Tas-
tol and crept steslthiiy into an adjoining
room where they were in BED Both were
sound asleep. and he shot them through
the head, death resulting instantiy. lie
then aimed bullet ST biz own bssa. bot
the bullet glanced of the skull and mace .
deep but not dangerous wound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
-f-------
MRS. cLEvELAND's sPuNk.
She snubs Governor and Mrs. Foraker al
the Reception.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.-Parties arriving
here from Philadelphia say that at the re-
ception at the Academy of Music, last
night, Mrs. Cleveland refused to shake
hands with or speak to Governor or Mrs.
Foraker. They were in line directly be-
hind the Governor of Pennsylvania and
when introduced TO the President he shook
hands, but Mrs. Cleveland on hearing the
name drew back and declined to recognize
them. The statement is apparently well
authenticated.
Mrs. Cleveland's course relative to
Colonel Freeman, of the Fourteenth Ohio,
was in marked contrast Colonel Freeman
omitted to salute in passing the Presidents
stand, owing to lack Of knowledge OF Its
location. At the evening reception he made
his way to the President to explain and
apologize. AS soon as the explanation was
offered, Mrs. Cleveland broke in with Il
was sure of that. Colonel" and shook his
hanu cordially.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
a Youthful Emoezzler.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Sept. l7.-Charles
Feray, son of the accredited revenue officer
here. who has been acting as his fathers
clerk since the latter assumed the Office OF
deputy collector, decamped on Thursday
night for parts unknown aud an eIamina-
ton of the books by Gen. Manson and Mr..
Madison, his first deputy at Terre Haute,
which took place yesterday, revealed the
fact that young Ferry had embezzled funds
belonging to the government to the amount
OF 81, 500. As Jet no trace hAx oeen found
NJ him
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Daring fhe psrfornsDos - The Wonder
isud lssf evezinf. toms patty thisf Re
Moved pans q glsss from tbs vinaow in
..s r@.- Of ths stage sn1 resunin9 in stole
go raofn esSes belonring - FTcfessoT
Iews1r ard Prof Bronson. ] oe gsrfiezasr
-, r.ot grieve sorelv for tbelr los tuf T.
49, -ne.s s7s rssurued - fhe bo1 afos =
re~sra ~Hl 10 eivsn sn5 10 gusstaeDs
ssFso
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
BIG FIRE AT IRONwOOo.
Property Valued at Nearly Quarter Of .
Million Dollars Destroyed.

HURLEY. Wis, Sept. 1.-THE business
portion of the town Of Ironwood, Mich,
was almost totally destroyed by fire this
afternoon. The FIRE broke out about
o'clock in building occupied in part by a
cigar factory, and soon spread to the ad-
joining structures. which were Of wood,
and in the course of two hours some fifty
or more buildings and much valuable mer-
chsndize were destroyed. The citizens
worked hard TO extinguish the tire and save
their property, but the means at hand were
inadequate, and but for the hard work done
by the Hurley fire department. nearly tho
entire town would have been consumed.
The total loss will amount to nearly quar-
ter of million dollars, and the insurance
is very light Many families
are rendered homeless Among the heavy
losers are Bingham & Perrin, general mer-
chandise, s75. 900; Hoxie & Miller, lumber
yard and buildings, So, 600; lronwood Com
panys store, $4,000. About fifty other
losses, ranging from 81 900 to $4,000, Will
aggregate about Sl2S. 900.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

LupDow, KY, Sept 1.-Two men en-
pIoyed on the new bridge between Cncin-
natl and COviugt0n, whose names are
GeorEs GriemmerseT and Robert Pluemer,
becsme involved in qusrrei about 5
o'clock this evening over trIHing matter,
when Plusmer drew a revolver and shot
Griemmerser twice. both bullets taxing
effect IN bis head and killing him ID
rsntlv. Piueuer surrendered and vss
lrs.saS in isii
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Ats large neetiBg of The Wood Csrvsrs'
Union held last evening, the following Oh
cert were elected for the coming yesr. Pree-
ilenf A sbnfer Nios President. A p.
Bodelsck. Recording and Corresponding
Secretary, Michael Couo0n FlnaDcisl benfe-
tsrv. Geo. Holloway. Jf.. Treasurer. John
n Meyer. EI-presideDt Wm. hrsDt vs-
elected trustee for the term 81 eifbfeen
months. Hereafter the hour q meeting
viii t,e : 81 D. IA.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Taking Of books have been greatly In
terested in Captain willard Giazier's Down
the Great River" containing an account Of
the discovery Of the true source Of the MIS-
sissippi.r The book is q besutifuliy-bound,
handsomely printed volume OF 450 PAGES.
Il IS nicely illustrated, contains many maps
snd is very fascinating account of q canoe
voyage 81 three thousand miles down the
Father Of Waters to the Gulf Of Mexico.
Captain Gisxier in bis search for the true
source has corrected a geographical error Of
half century and located the fountain
head in lake above and beyond Lake
Isssks. He discovered Il on The I'D dav OF
July, 1Ssf. Chenowszesic. Chippewschief,
being bis guide The lake out Of which
flows the infant Mississippi Il about
q nile and half in It's greatest
diameter and is 'one Of the most pure and
TRANQUIL bodies Of water of which IL il Dos-
sibls 70 conceive Its Iudisn name j. Po-
ksz-a-us bat Glszier's party insisted on
naming itaitsr their lssder. The Mississippi
originates AZ an altitude Of ISIS feet above
The Atlantic Ocean. The canoe trip do~n
the Greet River which rss oTnplished n
IL DAYS Is recorded n Al intensely inter.
esfin- ss~ls and while every school boz
sheuid read The book would recommend
a. sda,ts 70 10 he same. The work I
prhF she,5 hv Hubbard Brothers Of Phila
dephiA and sold oniy ~ subscription.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Among thr sffnoied corn
The bdths quail pipes a. morn-
The merry partridze drums ia hidden places.
And xlifiering insects kieam
Aaove lne reeiY stream
where busy spiders spin iaeir hlmJ ieces
Can there Be anything more calculated
81 bring out the better nature Of man or
womsn than ons Of these cool. brscing.
golden. glorious September mornings I
want to read George Arnold's "ssptem-
Der. from which The shove lines are taken
every day. Poor Arnold Why should be
die whsn such things ss Herr Most ara per-
raitted % cumber the EARTH Would that
his few poems were better known. His
book i very rarely found but If you want
Matthew Arnold or Eiwin Arnold you have
saf 70 20 10 the nearest book store. What
a ;olly crowd those Bohemians we're Willie
Winter. George Arnold. Ada Clare and
others that ussi 70 meet in the back room
Of old FfsH-s beer cave away down Broai-
wav. Willie Winter. Who wrote his
sRainsd Nan on The BACKS Of soms en-
velopes in PsfTs psce Is the only sur
vfvsr of ne band. You remember the
"Rniued Man"
.-Slt si~~n zr-f allow ard srfnE win ne
care icr nohodT -acbotiy cares 90 ne.
But Water = 40 longer q Bohsmian.
He - going down the biz Of hfs comfort.
sblv fixed" -ad rseognizeS smcng the
poets and critics of Auserca. / suppose the
hesf known of 1rnolds verses ar The
Jolly Old Fssiasog,e. and il always
seemed 10 me shst Arnold shunli have lived
srd lied INST ~ dia the iciiy Old peds-
x,xue. long ago Even oil nan FAT =
dead. How the cid msn's face wrsathed in
smile. when isst I sav him snd recalled
George Arnold bv repeating BIS sxsuisits
.postrophe - beer
~Ee-s
wfh NJ neer.
rt
vale rafsea rorn-nts sft
Ass f1aV rf-<
Tnbre'tef as.
while
1eirE iTr.
So c7 epriar her@
~ nesr
TA.~- uot spacs fo- ne whole 81 ~
~~,-s Boa 5~.asihil iireIs. bus IL aasa i
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

The new Church Of Christ. corner Of Lyon
and BarcIsy-sts.. will be opened today With
services 20 follows. SUNDAY school st e.l5 a.
M Dedication services - 1910 a. "a. Ser@
mon by the Rev. b. ]. Brnoisre, sssociste
editor OF the Clss.sfion Sfsssaord Cincinnstif
Ohio. Praise meeting 81 5.Ss p. M. Win
brief addresses by Grand Rapids minister's
Young peoples PRAYER meeiing a. . 80 2 m.
Al the evening services pres hing b. keys
Il Hrnfforr
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

IAxsrSs. Sept. 1.-THE statement OF ".
G. Ransom. Commissioner Of Railroads, for
July, IS a. follows
Earnings for month Of Jnly, 1887. s.
sq5 l75. -. for corresponding month isSS,
As I78 SIS % incresss for fSs7. SIS $50 %.
Total earn.nzs from January J. 1887. 70
Auvost 4. 1887. as 2l6. .3i6fi; for same
rsriod fsss. So, ,327. los 81 incresse tor 1887
e. ssa 30 Z. OF LS So yer cent
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Nre.USEE, Sept 17.-Another accident
occurred az the South Jackson mine last
night. resulting in the death Of one miner
named Thomas Williams, aged is, and the
serious injury Of his sncle. Thomas
Williams. aged u. The accident occurred
in precisely the same spot where Sander
ssck was killed and four others so narrow
" escaped death en- tAe 9th instant. The
csnss was the SAME ss bsf0re-ths breaking
Of timbers supporting the roof Of the cham
her in which the men ware working.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Nsw YoRE. SEPT. t--Georxs A. Sehilliug.
Chairman of ne Ana-chisss' Defense Com
usitiee. arrived lsst night from Chicago.
he came - this CITY primarily - consult
he ereat lawyers n The East. lrgsrsell,
P~ver and F1tier sn1 perhaps othsrs. 6u'
- 40 80 tie occasion 90 aro1se The ~
fFrssf 81 the vorxing7uen IN tbe ease zn6 81
arze upon tsew TIE p~cessEF e prompl
scfsor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18
PROBABLY MURDERED.
a Nowsboy's Body, Badly Bruised, Found
In the River At Detroit.

A Nowsboy's Body, Badly Bruised' Found
In the River At Detroit
DETROIT, Sept. 1.-The body OF Robert
McMartin, the newsboy who disappeared
mysteriously last Tuesday evening" was
found early this morning floating in the
river near Koenig's coal wharf. between
Rivard and Russell-sts. The right eye was
filed with clotted blood, q condition which
Coroner Lansing declares could be produced
only by blow before death. This circum-
stance, taken with the fact that the boy had
been quarreling with two other newsooys
late in the afternoon of the day of his dis
appearance. lends color to suspicion that
he was first beaten by some boys, at present
unknown, and then thrown into the RIVER.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

The new trial q tbe fsmOus Iomfflns
Reeves breach Of promise case which occu-
pied a week Of the United btstee Coprts
time NJ the last session. has been sci down
for tbe October term. bat there IL posi-.
bility that a viii not he Jiec sgsiD a. . q
understood that the attorneys ~ hr.
Reeve aud Debbis are endssvoring 10 come
70 q settlement which VIII besl Debbiss
lsoersted heart and not pull to hard oD tue
purse strings ~ the hard hearted man Who
fsiled 20 keep bis promise 70 ssr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

srouK CTTY. Ia -sept.l7-ArrsnEssnsnta -
The Hsdaock trial, IN which Fred Mach
Rsts. j.. fzares - 6atsn5aut we're closed
this afernosn. At g this svenirg TIE
irrv retired ssd shs couVt took rscsss
The yiA 81 Sylvssser Grand, con
spirator. Is set for Non6sy next
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

Harry Jones. the champion light weight
Of the Pacific Coast who fought thirty -ssx
rounds with James Murphy recently. hss
accepted tbe chsllengs Of ffsnk Keller, 20
fight ten round glove contest at y Don
nell's gvmnsseuna AT q tirse 60 be arfesc
upon hereafter. Jones also challenges sny
msn weighing 10 20 i& pounds In ths
ssste. Jones weight u lS5 pounds. snc
Keller, who knocked Gibbons 0ut In three
rounds Friday night, weighs about 100
s.arsndx
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-18

e. Jcsrps- No, sept. IA scsfol8 IN
the 81 Jossps Tsruainsl Conpsuy's round
house fsll to3sT isstszll7 kihog P.
sekwsyfa. snd infari1x WIiam Gray -
haalv thst - Did no hoars sf.erTsr5
Hsr~r George wzs fst6llv in5arsd ard
HsarT Jones Henry St. Car snd Fred
Mller rsrs seriously bart